Hilarious and wildly entertaining, this tale of love, culture, family, and friendship will have you rooting hard for Yinka!
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‘Glorious debut! Read it over two nights and loved it!’ Nikki May, Wahala
‘Hilarious, insightful and so uplifting’ Beth O’Leary, The Roadtrip
‘Yinka’s world is both hilarious and poignant’ Irenosen Okojie MBE, Butterfly Fish
‘The spiritual heir to Bridget Jones’s Diary‘ Emily Henry, You and Me on Vacation
‘Warm and fun and sweet’ Marian Keyes, Again, Rachel
‘More than a book about a woman looking for a man. It addresses female friendships, black beauty standards and religion’ Mail on Sunday
‘A story about friendship, family, romance, and the most important quest of all – loving and accepting yourself’ Lauren Ho, Last Tang Standing


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Oluwademilade (verified owner) –
Love the writer’s use of imagery in the novel. However, I think the storyline is basic and very predictable. No suspense, nothing to look forward to as you read.